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  1. Paris Psalter Paris Psalter Old English Version

    Anonymous; prose once attributed to Alfred · 1050 · Scripture

    The Paris Psalter is an important Old English Psalter, so called from the manuscript in which it survives, that presents the Psalms in two forms: a prose translation of the opening portion…

  2. Shoreham Psalter

    Traditionally associated with William of Shoreham · 1320 · Scripture

    The Shoreham Psalter stands among the significant pre-Wycliffite Middle English efforts to render the Psalms into the vernacular. Its scope is limited to the Psalms, translated from Latin, taking a Latin Psalter…

  3. English Psalter Richard Rolle Psalter

    Richard Rolle · 1340 · Scripture

    Attributed to the fourteenth-century English hermit and religious writer Richard Rolle, this Psalter stands among the major pre-Wycliffite Middle English prose translations of the Bible. Its scope is confined to the Psalms,…

  4. Wycliffite Bible Wycliffite Bible — Early Version

    Wycliffite circle; traditionally linked with John Wycliffe and Nicholas Hereford · 1382 · Scripture

    The Early Version of the Wycliffite Bible is the first complete translation of the Bible into English, produced in the late fourteenth century within the circle of followers associated with the Oxford…

  5. Wycliffite Bible Wycliffite Bible — Later Version

    Wycliffite revisers; traditionally linked with John Purvey · 1388 · Scripture

    The Later Version of the Wycliffite Bible is the most widely copied medieval English Bible and a major vernacular precursor to Reformation translation. Covering the complete Bible, it was translated from Latin…

  6. Gennady Bible Gennadius Bible

    Archbishop Gennadius and collaborators · 1491 · Scripture

    The Gennadius Bible, which takes its name from Archbishop Gennady of Novgorod, is the first complete compilation of the Bible in Church Slavonic, and it forms an important bridge to the first…

  7. Novum Instrumentum Erasmus — Novum Instrumentum / Novum Testamentum

    Desiderius Erasmus · 1516 · Scripture

    First published under the title Novum Instrumentum and in later editions as Novum Testamentum, this pivotal Greek-Latin New Testament directly enabled Reformation-era vernacular translation. Its scope is the New Testament, translated from…

  8. Luther Bible

    Martin Luther · 1522 · Scripture

    A landmark vernacular Bible, the Luther Bible presents a complete Protestant Bible translated from Hebrew and Greek, drawing on the Hebrew Old Testament and the Erasmus/Greek New Testament as its base texts.…

  9. Tyndale Bible Tyndale New Testament and Old Testament Portions

    William Tyndale · 1525 · Scripture

    William Tyndale's translation stands as a foundational source for the later English Bible, and much of his wording survives in the King James Version and beyond. In scope it comprises the complete…

  10. New Translation of the Old and New Testament Pagninus Latin Bible

    Santes Pagninus · 1528 · Scripture

    Among the earliest complete Latin Bibles of the Renaissance to be rendered directly from Hebrew and Greek rather than merely revising the Vulgate, the Pagninus Bible belongs to the humanist movement to…

  11. Lefèvre d'Étaples Bible Lefèvre d'Étaples French Bible

    Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples · 1530 · Scripture

    Associated with the French humanist scholar Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples, this sixteenth-century undertaking produced an early complete printed French Bible and stands as an important milestone in continental vernacular Scripture. Covering the complete…

  12. Zurich Bible Zürich Bible

    Leo Jud, Huldrych Zwingli and Zürich scholars · 1531 · Scripture

    A major Swiss Reformation Bible, produced in Zürich in the circle of reformers gathered around that city's church, the Zürich Bible was one of the important continental aids used by Miles Coverdale…

  13. Coverdale Bible

    Miles Coverdale · 1535 · Scripture

    The Coverdale Bible, the work of Miles Coverdale and printed in 1535, was the first complete printed Bible in English. Its scope is the whole Bible, but it was not drawn from…

  14. Olivétan Bible

    Pierre Robert Olivétan · 1535 · Scripture

    The Olivétan Bible was the first major French Protestant Bible to be translated substantially from the original languages. A complete Protestant Bible rendered from Hebrew and Greek, it took Hebrew and Greek…

  15. Matthew Bible

    John Rogers ('Thomas Matthew'), using Tyndale and Coverdale · 1537 · Scripture

    The Matthew Bible, published in 1537 and generally attributed to John Rogers under the name "Thomas Matthew," was the first complete English Bible to draw on Tyndale's translations on a large scale…

  16. Great Bible

    Miles Coverdale, revising Matthew Bible under Thomas Cromwell's sponsorship · 1539 · Scripture

    The Great Bible was the first English Bible officially authorized for public use in churches, and it stands as a landmark in the emergence of an English scriptural tradition sanctioned by the…

  17. Taverner's Bible

    Richard Taverner · 1539 · Scripture

    Taverner's Bible, the work of the English scholar Richard Taverner, was a learned but relatively short-lived revision of Matthew's Bible, published in 1539. Covering the complete Bible, it was drawn from Greek…

  18. Ferrara Bible

    Sephardic Jewish translators/editors · 1553 · Scripture

    The Ferrara Bible holds a landmark place in the history of scripture in the vernacular as the first complete printed Jewish Spanish translation of the Hebrew Bible. Its scope is the Hebrew…

  19. Geneva New Testament

    William Whittingham and English exiles in Geneva · 1557 · Scripture

    Produced by English Protestant exiles working in the orbit of continental Reformed scholarship, the Geneva New Testament served as the immediate precursor to the complete Geneva Bible and proved influential in English…

  20. Geneva Bible

    English Protestant exiles; including William Whittingham, Anthony Gilby, Thomas Sampson · 1560 · Scripture

    Produced by English Protestant exiles in Geneva and first published in 1560, this version became the dominant English household Bible before the King James Version and a landmark study Bible. It presents…

  21. Brest Bible

    Polish Calvinist scholars · 1563 · Scripture

    The Brest Bible was the first major Protestant Polish Bible to be translated from the original languages, and it remains a landmark in the history of vernacular Scripture in Poland. Published in…

  22. Bishops' Bible

    Committee of Church of England bishops under Matthew Parker · 1568 · Scripture

    The Bishops' Bible was the Church of England's official answer to the Geneva Bible, produced under episcopal oversight and closely associated with episcopal authority. Covering the complete Bible, it drew on Hebrew,…

  23. Bear Bible Reina Bible / Biblia del Oso

    Casiodoro de Reina · 1569 · Scripture

    The Reina Bible, commonly called the Biblia del Oso, is a foundational Spanish Protestant Bible, produced by Casiodoro de Reina and published in 1569. Rather than adapting an existing version, it offered…

  24. Kralice Bible Bible of Kralice

    Unity of the Brethren scholars · 1579 · Scripture

    The Bible of Kralice is a landmark Czech Bible, produced by scholars of the Unity of Brethren and named for the Moravian town of Kralice, where it was printed in the later…

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